switcher

IPA: swˈɪtʃɝ

noun

  • One who or that which operates a switch.
  • One who or that which switches, or changes to something else.
  • (electronics) A switchmode power supply.
  • (rail transport, US) A railway locomotive used for shunting; a shunter.
  • (rail transport, trucking, US) The yardman who operates such an engine, or performs a similar role in a trucking depot: synonym of yard jockey.
  • (television) Synonym of vision mixer (“device for selecting between video sources”)
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Examples of "switcher" in Sentences

  • I created a status switcher for you.
  • They have a gas powered Vulcan switcher.
  • The status switcher currently isn't working.
  • Thunderblast is also a chronic side switcher.
  • The switcher is a high definition ready machine.
  • Switcher or shunter locomotives help the composing.
  • As of the status switcher, this shouldn't be too hard.
  • All this is controlled by a Mesa high gain Amp switcher.
  • Tess is a Switcher, and is fourteen at the time of this book.
  • A party switcher is no longer representing the people who voted for him. cecilia lewis
  • Any party switcher is automatically suspect, but this guy is trying to out-Specter, Specter.
  • If you are a so called switcher from Windows PC to Mac the Missing manual for Snow Leopard and the Missing manual for iWork is a good investment.
  • It involved a switcher, something we call a switcher -- we will get to that in a minute -- it's a machine that we use to switch between visual elements.
  • "The switcher is the heart of the production facility, and our experience with Ross has been excellent," said Jake Bosmeijer, Chief Engineer, Calvin College.
  • So we have to go through something called a switcher so that we can -- we'll actually effectively direct the show from here by cutting one camera off and then that camera.
  • QML has also been adopted to power some new features in KWin, such as the much-improved keyboard window switcher, which is now configurable and supports several visual styles.
  • His stated rationale feels like it was copy-and-pasted from the party switchers of yore, but normally when this happens the switcher is some kind of veteran legislator protesting that his old party has become too extreme.
  • My Grandfather, who was a locomotive design engineer with B. & O., salvaged a diesel-electric switcher from the yard in the early 50’s and used the engine and generator combination to heat and power his house from about October to March (in Baltimore), he used his heating system as a radiator for the engine and exhaust (water jacket), no furnace.
  • Still more qualified than ever than sarah palin half term governor making around $100,000/year and then dumping her state and people to go make 12 million last year ... apparently palin an addictive college dropout/switcher is more qualified than a Harvard constituitional law professor, and senator .... and you wonder why Democrats think the average Republican is a Dunce!!!

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